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“Go for great food, at a great price, in a great atmosphere.”
“the waitress was slow and inattentive, taking forever to bring our food 5 feet from the countertop to our table and not refilling out tea and water despite several request.”
“not only did they have a limited menu, their fish was not fresh as well.”
“The service is attentive, and the extensive Sake list is impressive.”
“Good sushi - not the best Boston offers, but nice to have an attrative/clean sushi place in the BB-South End area.”
“The service was good but I would not go back unless I was in the mall and DESPERATE for instant sushi.”
“Wait staff is confused, service is slow and take out experience was a disaster-they got the order all wrong.”
“Sake selection is huge so ask for recommendations, saketinis are cool too.”
“The service is excellent and the atmosphere is hip and suitable for a romantic date, fun night out or just a quick bite.”View Less
Just Okay. I've been to Osushi twice. I'm not overly impressed by the quality of the food, it really doesn't taste much better than average sushi. The service ranges from great to awful. The first time I went with just my mom and our waitress was ruse and inattentive and forgot what we ordered. The second time the only time we could get attention was when my brother would ask for service because the waitress seemed to have a little crush on him. Once he got her over there, though, she was great and even made us a special sauce that was delicious. All in all, Osushi is okay, but if you are in the mood for amazing, keep looking…
The worst in Boston. Don't bother. The place smells like rotting fish and the staff is rude. If you're looking for fish, just go to Turner Fisheries in the same building, at least their nice.
great experience. Had a lot of fun here last night. Service was spectacular. They started us off with a delecious plum wine on the rocks special and it was de-lish.We ordered a variety of standard and signature rolls which were just amazing. I have to say the signature rolls are the way to go if you're tired of the same old sushi rolls and wanted to try something different go with the Maiya on Fire. They all had unique flavors that tasted delicious and the presentation was very nice.…
Recommended. Stayed at the Westin Hotel in the Copley area and was just delighted from this small but great sushi stop. My husband and I are from Southern Cal so we've had our share of sushi. My experience at his restaurant was excellent. Wait staff was great, food was fantastic...and let's not even mention the Mango Saketini. We ended up eating there 3 times out of our week visit. Will definitely be back.…
Worth it!. After a long day at work, I headed to Osushi with some coworkers. It was towards the end of the night, and although the servers were clearly looking forward to going home, nothing was sacrificed. Our glasses of beer were consistantly refilled by the server, and both the appetizers and entrees came along with perfect speed. The popcorn shrimp tempura was delicious, and the makimono was very filling. Essentially, this restaurant was exactly what we were looking for. The service was great, not too pushy, but we were never left wanting. After that experience, we will definitely be back in the future!…
